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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26
Smntes aMerlei aus aeuti@lanS.

= Sir bic beutide Iei6te Robauerie
TT fir3li6 elm berdnoerter Gorbidbel =
lei@ter. als ber frtibere, gerabe, 3tpeis
i@neibig unb beionbers gum @te1eG
eingeri9tet-ait mebrere 6uiaren.&egis
itlenter 5ur grprobung unb geri9terfats
tung ausgegeben tpnrben.
= Ser friibere &ei1stagsabgeoroz
nete 2iebtne9t iibernimnlt bic 2eitung
6es politii6en SbeiIs beg 8erliner fo3is
albempfratii6en r@Dlfsblattes". Die
ueu gu griinoenbe, sIei@faas fo5ialoe.
mofratifde r8erliner Noltstribiine"
foll cine -gemdbigtere 9altung beos
ba9ten.
- Sn 6al3burg tpurbe eine Subels
1uff1brung bon Moaarts DDn Suan ges
geben. Cine gldnaenbe 3ub6rerfGaft,
barunter bic erifen ii1ufifalii6en Gr6Ben
Oeferrei9s uno 9eutf9lan6s batte fi6
eingefunben. Die NuffRbrung TT unter
benz grobartisften grfolge tuieberbolt
tporben.
= 9r. Buf9, Sirettor bes 8erIiner
f6nigli6en 5abndratli@en Sniiituts. lit
aum @ongreB Der 3abndrate in Stem
Dort abgereift.
= Spanbau fetert i'm nddifen yio=
benber ben $50. Sabrestag ber ginfiib.
, rung BET &eformation in Die Mart bur9
3urfhrit Soa@im II.
= Sn 2oburg finbet i'm September
elm groBes Geit aur grinnerung an bic
@rdnbung bes 9euti6en Sdnserbun>
beg fatt.
- Die our9 bic Maigeiebe BERTHE,
benen Benebictiner fino, inter ibreul
Nbte Maurus Molter tpieber In bas
altberiibn,te 4lofer 8eurer an Der 9os
nau, i'm 9igmarinSen' 'f6en, bas fie bor
ibrer 0ertueiiuug pra9tDDl bergeri9tet
unb ausgef6miidt batten, ,lnter groBen
Geffli@feiten tpieber eingeaogen.
= 9omburg b. b. $. Ser betannte
anterifanii9e Staatsmann Blaine bat
nit Gamilie bier fit rrlebrere Mo1en
Auartier genDnamen. ST bat bereits
nit ber Srintfur am gliiabetbbrunnen
begonnen unb uirb es aud nd6fter
Gage nit ben Ydbern beriu9en. 9lu9
Senator 9air BON Maine befinbet
fid bort.
= Ser 8ii6Of Rdb BON straBburs
liegt i'm 6ierben.
= prins 2u6wig bon Bapern lit
bonn Qaiier gum Marines Gapitdn a la
suite ernannt uorben.
= Die preuBif9en Bii66fe finb
abermals in Guloa periammeIt, unl elm
pdpitlides &unbf9reiben entgegenaus
nebmen unb in @rtpdsung gu 3ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26
Gntbroiberie 9epartenleltt.
SpiBelt : 0eparteulel1t.
- -~oIEs$o San

In Elm pripatbaus. Sd iebe aber Elm,
boB ih nod in Mllenl, mas man bon
elmer Jrau in fold abbdngiger Gtellung
berIangt, 3u unsei6idt BIN. Sd fam
! feline tpeibli9e Mrbeit, i'd tpdre ,tiGt i'm
Stanbe, mir nur elm Gleio aus5ube6ern,
gei@tueige benn einen mir aapertrauten
36aling 3u berglei@en an3ubalten.
Su, @ret1en, biit n,eine ein3ige
0offnung - Du folft mid bas Mlles
lebren, benn Du bift Ia Meijtertn in
ben Dingen, Die elm Weib fennen muB.
So Mil fort bon bier, fort aus ber
Gegenb, benn tpenn i1 ben Nugen
M6aners itidt entriidt iperbe, III tpeber
fir ibn nod fiir mid Grieoe. Da ba6ts
i6 nun, tpent mir 8eibe 3ulamnten In
irgenb cine tleine Gtabt abgen, 10 melt
bon bier, als r,etne Wfittel es erlauben,
unb 9u mir Elm paar Wtonate Defines
iungen, boffnuugsbollen Oaieins mibs
1l1eteit, bis i1 70 melt udre, bob i1 in
einen-Dienit treten f6nnte; fie ipra6
bas Mort NIT lebermin6ung aus. Wdre
bas tpobl 3u bieI BON mir berlangts
Sir, Gret9en, ifebt bic Welt often, Sc,
Der nimnit 9i1 nit Greuben auf, uenn
Su aus ber Nerborgenbeit tpieber linter
bic Wenl9en 3uridtebrf. M6llners
6aus lit Dir cine ii6ere 6eimatb, ND
Ou auf 9dnoen getragen ipirit = tpilff
Su bas Mlles mir ftir cine 3eit lang
opfern2
Mit tauienb Greubem. iagte Gret@en.
Mber, tbeuerfte GrneIfine = baben mir
bic NtitteI, bieien aIan aus3ufhbrens
Mles, tpas i'd belize, iin0 brei @olbs
Hidden, bic fanb i9 In ber 9afde bes
Qleibes, bas mir rneine Mutter an3og.
@iebif Du, ba iiub He, i1 trage iie irit=
iner BEL mir. Die Mntter bate barauf
gef@rieben: sfar bos N6tbisffeS SD
bate Dir einmal cine 5reube MAIDEN
tuolen, benn bas lit unb bleibt fiir mid
INNER bas sN6t1iglte."
Dn ireue G9meffer! rief grneHine,
i9 banfe Dir. Q3ir Iinb nidt 70 arm,
tDie Dn bentit. gs lift M6llners lnls
fi1tiger 6iiriorse selungen, irteine gins
ri9tung Dor ben nebergrifen ber @I1u.
bigger Defines 8aters 3u f9hben. Sbr
9ertauf trdst uns irnmerbin Elm fIeines
4apital, iuomit mir rei9en tperben, Biz
i'd cine 5telle gefunben.
Sa,-es fommt b1rauf an-tpie Iange
bas 0auert, ineinte @ret1en bebenfliG.
ytun, Id Senfe, bod b06itens einige
Non1te.
@retden eridrat, aber He berbarg es
unb iagte ergeben: so pollen mir mes
nigifens einen Ort ipdblen, mo i9 ets
mas berbienen fann, ionit f6nnien mir
zines Sages 9unger leiben,
Wie bu milf, Gret1en, ertuiberte
grnefine, mobin Du ipillft. Ratbe,
beiGlieBe-i@ sebe mid bIinb in Define
6dnoe, ,-lur fibre mid fort bon bier,
obne baB Elm Nuge uns fiebt unb cine
6anb uns 3uriidbdItl
so fDa es ytiemanb DiiIen? Sd
barf es Wiemanbem fagen2
@ret4en, slaubif Ou, man tptrbe
uns reiien Iaffen, tuenn mon uniere
Nbfi6t errietbe2 Wenn Su Did niht
tart eenug fiiblii, 3u f6meisen, 10 be.
tenne mfrs often. benn bann gebe i'd
alein uno obne Oein Mihen.
(6ortietuns foIst.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26
Gtne dafneiifde Sautfarbe.

iuenu iie an einer Der fautafi16en 9iace anecbo.
risen Qerfon benertt pirb, ;sist gaIle i'm 8lute
an. Seer piirbe selb iein ipollen, penn man
bic Garbe Der @eiunobeit auf @anse uno Stirn
aeisen fam NIT SiIfe bon SoFetter's
Magenbitters, elm Gsinb, bor fem Sc.
berleiben bic Glu9t erseift gins beIegte 3unae,
llebelfeit, Misrdne, S9mer3en inter ben red.
ten &ippen uub oem re@ten S9uIterbIatt, elm
unausenebm riedenber atbem f0nnen bura
biefes pobItbuenbe MlteratibmitteI bsIeitigt uer.
ben. ipeldeS nidt bic Darme fdpemmt, pie eia
aarfes abfibrmitteI, nnb ni9t ipie bic aued.
flberprdparatibe bas 8lut Serunreinist. sli9t
nnr bic 2eber, aud ber Wasen uub bic @inge.
ipeibe peroen anserest, eefartt unb rsguiirt
bur9 6iefe ausse;ei1nste GamiIienme6isin,
ipelde fi6 bns 3utrauen Der anitdnbisen alaifen
errorben bat, ni9t bur9 auBerorbentlide Be.
bauptungea iiber baiielbe, ionbcrn bur6 bi.
poblbssriinbsten anipriide, bic fur feline Birt.
famteit semadt psrosn uuO Die in iebem Sale,
in bem es auf bic 4rObs seFeIlt burbs, Fb be.
iudbrt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26
Goriett=9epartentellt .
JDip ser Npn,,mnnt Gn+e,b,

= Wie Der Beaumont rgnterbriie"
meloet, beri6iffen bic bortigtn @dge,
mibIen iebt 8auboIs fdcn Bis tpeit in
ben panbanble binein, nod ben gouns
ties Donlep, @bilbreff unb 9all, unb-
bemerft fie babel -es tpirb ri1t Iauge
mebr bauern, big man bic Marfen tttls
ferer Wfiblen aud in ben nod tpeiter
n6rbli@ gelegenen Counties Mrmltrong,
@raD, panbaq, Garfon, potter. Ol6z
BAN, Moore. 0artlep uno OalIam iez
ben tuirb. Der itarte 3uaug, meI6er
in Der leBten 3eit na9 benz panbanble
ffattgefunben bat unb nod INNER ans
bauert, erfldrt biefe Sbatia9e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26
cSn gfn5iin mur6e i'm @tnot,

= Sn Nufiin tpurbe i'm @taatss
Setretariot bic pJoint Agricultural
Cooperative Association" bon Qamar
gountD NIT einem Stamnnfapital BON
$40, 900 regiitrirt, ebenfo bic alamo
Electric Light and Power Company
BON San Mntonio nit einem Gapital
BON $4,000. Die Sneorporatoren Der
lebtaenannten @eieaf6aft finb s. 6.
S'@Onnor, s. s. grefon, 5. 9.
&mann, 5. S. Stephens unb S.
@rDDs.
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: 0on pettus gitp in See Count,

Bon pettus gitp in See gountp,
tpurben in ben lebten Sasen ungefd6l
1850 Sopf &inbbieb beridifft. Gie
iuaren ale fir q. 90. 5oplor i'm sn.
oianer Serritorium be1fimmt. Oit
9eerbe beifanb aus 5000 Giiid iunger,
atpeitdbriger Riibe unb 500 atpeii1bri.
gen O6ien, pel6e insseiamnt in ben
Counties See uno Goliab oufgetaufI
iuorben iparen. Die preiie, tpelfe ba.
fit be5ablt tparen, betrugen $S far Biz
2iihe unb SO fiir bic O1iem. sSn BET
leBten 3eit iinb auf Der Mranias paf
8abn nod elm paar anbere groBe Niebs
berf9iifungen gema@t uorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26

Ssrren BaIbrigsan unb braunes aisIeibreao
llnteraeus, bon sl.75 bis $3.50, per Mnjig.
@ine bubble MusmabI bon fdiunr5en 9alse
iii4ern, Gantaiiefd fdleifen, @in6fOrs uno -four
in banb" .grabatten.
Gin f60ner 8orratb BON leinenen unb leibe.
men en.8aidentidern, Opera S1Ieifen,
feibenen &esenf9irmen.
Sin febr arobes Enforcement bon ipeiben us0
bnnten &naben<S <Sberbemiben aus 9ertal, fiirs
aIter bon 4-12 Sabrsn, au ls, 20, So, SO gs
unb atftpdrts.
Serrenf6ube in allen Gurinen urio NluFsru
utlb gu allen 4sreifeu.
Son Serren- unb !fnaben.S Strobbiien babe1i
mir oas auSgebreitetife 2oqer i'm Sibpeasn.
&erretls ,in6 Rnaben. 6iI3bite, iueid)e unb
fteife, bon allen Mrten iiu6 Sdattiruugsp.
Sdnb5eus fit 9anen Il. ainSer.
Sn bieiem Departement bin iS) 70 pobI boz.
seieben, Dab id) Nae nnb Sebermdun 80 befrie
oigen bernag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26
Raraiol 9epartenteltt.

Bir baben oaS Bel weitem srobte unb bon.
fGnotgite Enforcement BON einfaden unb 2u>
ruSs@ @nnnenfd,irmen in ber Gtabt.
S9ipar5ieioene RarafolS-bon Is cs. bis 81.
S9iparse laS.S9irme bon 1856.
S9uar5e Mtlas. S9irme gcfiittert unb nit
Spibenranb bon $2.25-$15.
Sarbige @drafolS unsefitterte-- % bis $5.
Garbtge @arafols, sefiitterte, nit Spiben.
ranb-Son 2.50 Bis $12.
&inber.@araiols sn So, so, 75 Go. II. 81.
9anten @eibmaaren.
Sen,oen, bolle @r0Be, bon 45 CO. bic au $4.
2anse $emben, bon 10 eS. bis gu 81.
@orfett.Beiten aller Gr0ben, bon 40 Gents
bis gu $1.tO.
Somnaer @auae lleberwefea, in @r0ben bon
2s-44, an 40, so unb so @ts.
Cine biibfde &usbabl bon Sill II. Gpiben<
bauben fit &iilber bon % e8. bis So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26
Die beften 9Saaren tn fleiniter Der.
pa6una.

Dies alte Spri@mort trifft eetuiB Bel
Or. Yieree's Pheasant Purgative Pei
lets" (f9mod5afte abffbrpil@eu) au,
melte fleine eanbirte pdd6en, fanm
grDber als Senft6rner, iin6, aber 10
DieI abfiibrenoe 2raft entbaIten, tuie In
bic bidite, abf6redeno ausiebenbe piue
aepadt 1T. llnslei9 ben bifen gilen
finb fie ober milb unb ausenebm in ibs
rer Wirfuns; fie erregen fein @rimmen
unb MAIDEN bic Sdrme ni6t na9trdg.
lid perftopft.
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@rpf,e lteberrafd,unt, .

9i6t beniae 8iirser bon San antonio pa-
rem tiralid gang erfaunt iiber bic 9batfads,
bab berfdieOene ibrer Greuabe, bic bon Del,
Ger3ten bersits aufsessben torben tuaren, fife
litten an bem i6redlidften aller menI9Iit)eu
2eioen, an Der SdpinbfubD bouia ipisber.
bcrsefsllt purben our9 Or. ainsS vgtsue Gnt.
bsduns gssen bic Sdpinoiudt." Gs lit bies
bas ein3ige Wittel, neldes poftib ollie 2eiben
BET aeble unb ber 9unsen beitt, tpie Sufien,
sllibma, 8ronditis &c.
grobeFaI9en iinb toiienfrei su baben in Der
gpot6cte bon u. 0reib. Yreis Der sroben
6lal6en: $1.00.
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prei(e lpreCben fit Bdn0e!

Surge &inberfleiber BON 6b c8. bis $3.50.
@eseidnete nlb einfade S9tueiser bon 124
Gents nuftp1rt8.
8orbirte 1lebertleiber gu 50 unb amfparts.
Borotrte Gafbinir ScarfS bon $l.50-$2.
Sdpar3e nnb farbise seriebs au 81, 125,
1.5o, 50 unb auftpdrts.
9antelt Strtnlpiiorteu.
8rauae 8albrissan, gutter Aualitdt, au 10,
II, 10, l6, 20, 25, 80 Cts. unb aufndrts.
@infarbtse Striimpfe-su 10, IL, is, 20,
25 Gents unb aufmarts.
ginfad)e unO 2urus SeioenF,iimbfe fit
MdOden nno Sinber, in alien Garben uno su
allen @reifen.
Guriettz9eparteme1lt.
@on @orietts balten mir bic $3.50 8onc~, bic
8arner 8ros, in allen 1raben, Die IS. 8 q,
bic ~. 81, bic 81. s." uno biele anoere
Marten, gu d., SO, 75 gts. uns 81.
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@,.,,oesbare @,,re.,.

Us 3. Sobt u. Co., @bolefale unb aetaiI
Ornssiften bon @Ome, Ga, fast: 9eit bic,
Sabren fiibren mir Or. Sings Iets Diseoberb
Electric 8itterS un6 8udlen8 Mrnica GaIbe,
uno ba5en ME Seilmittel sebabt, bic iid belIe,
bertauften ooer mebr 8efriebiguns aeipabrten.
Sic baben einige Eunberbare sfuren in nnferer
Stabt betpirft, nanentlid) mebrere GdIle bon
tpirflider aussebruns iinb bur9 ben @ebraudj
GINGER Glaf9en bon Or. aingS Meu Discoberb
aebeilt por6en, in 8erbinOung nit electric
Bitter. gSir garantiren biefelben fets.
5um 8erfauf bel a Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26

= Der ueue 8ulsarenfiirft bat iein
2eben ftir 5000, 900 perli9ert. Ser
@eieaf6aft, tuel9e biefe poliee i9rieb,
meint elm @e9ielblatt, iollie ipegen
Iei6tfinniser 8ef9dftsfhbruns Ser 6reis
brief eni3ogen tuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26

= 9r. %. 8. RapmDnb, Baltimore,
M6., gebrau6t i9on felt elmer Reibe
bon Sahren Or. 9luguit Gbnies Dam.
burger Sropfen In feiner Praris nit
tets guien grfolgen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26
Geibelt : 9eparte1tent.

Gdparser unb farbiser atIas, bon so Gents
biS gu $500.
enrab SeibenHOffe in allen @dattirunsen
3n rs geuts unb $1.00.
GGper3er uno farbieer @ros Grain sp 75e.,
90s, 81 $1.25 nnb $50.
@efreifte uno f6edise Sommer- Seiben au
36, 40, 80, IS, 20 unb 80 Gents.
S9par3er nnb farbiser Gurab gtlas, au
so unb 75 Gents.
&leiOeritoif : 9epartement.
6onmer. gaiimire ipie Sums. Selling, MIba,
troB, GRAPES, Alserienne Gtreif, Satin DO.
@renaoiue, Sebese gu alien Yreifen.
GdiinS, ge3ei6net 0ber einfarbia su 10, Is,
20, IS, 30 nnb 35 Gents.
grinfleS Seeriuders 5u Z, 9, 1c, 12uno 10 c..
Gingbam In babfder AuSpabl, au s, 10,
IL uub 10 Gents
3epbbr @insbam 3u 90, 2b unb 80 ts.
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Nu9 in Nietoria Gountp bat i'm
berfioHenen Sabre cine Mbnabme 6ts
gigentbumsuertbes I'm 8etrage BON
$48,5 ifattgefunben.
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- 9lud in Comfort bat es tii6tig
geregnet. Die fir morgen angeiagte
grcurfon fiubet nattrli3 iebt erft redbt
fattl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26

8lounsinss unb tiirfiide Mueenranbfpisen
in Cream, @eib, 8eise uub farbig.
SpanifGe Gnirnpnre in Sdmar3, Cream
unb 8eise, unb pafenbe einfaifnnsem.
Damen.Eaidentider, ipeibe, nit Gantafie-
einfafung, 8ierranb unb Baden; slei9falS
cine fd0ne Musmabl bon graner.Ial1entiis
9ern du allen Hreiien.
9ausbalt1ussitofe.
@ebleidter Slid. DamaF-au S5, 40, As,
so Gents nnb amfndrts.
8rauner Damaft gu %. 80, 40 unb so CO.
&otber Siirfifder Sifd.9 9amaft-au 80, s5,
40, so unb 60 Gents unb aufbdrts.
@ebleidte unO unsebleidte Damaif Sanb.
tider, gutter Gr0Be, gu 8. 10, IL, Is, 20 Gs.
unb anfnarts. @robe tiirtifde 8abee Sanb>
tiider au 15, 16, 20 nnb 25 Gents.
@etranftes 9anbtiideraeug, bon so @t8.
Sbisen.g gorbanse 81. 12t. 15, 20, 20, 80
Gents nnb aufpdrts.
DrapirunsSffoffe 3u 10, 12 unb Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26

- 9as grbBte Eager bon @etpebrs
unb &ebolber=p patronen l,no GtiIien Bel
piper & S9uftbeB.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-10-14
ac2s

Men Of the present day have no occa-
s,On 10 feel hurIlIared because they are
not taller and larger than they are. There
l. no reason, in the discoveries OF science,
foT the suppoSItiuu that men, as q whole,
have ever hSd = greater average height
than they have now. FOT Il long time, II
kOuen5, n France, near the junction Cf
the lsere and Rkolr rivers, there existed
q deposit Of gigantic bones witch has
long been E-ncwn rs tlc "CrulnI = sIe.d."
In recent times bones have been ex-
humed there which were believed TO be
human, and which wers said Ia DC those
OF TeUtobOdUs, the king 81 the TcUtous.
who was overcome near tie spot by Mar
iuS tho Roman general The researches
Of .'uvier, however, proved that these
ZONES, together Tith all the -thers cX-
huued II the salEo place, were those Of
The ts.Dtt~riEal giyaHtsirli, an extinct ami
ma u the tapIr species, which measured
about twenty feot in Length.
TX myth OF q race ot giants has is
counterpart IN these other crc--tr-res Of
the Imagination, 1Aa pi-Iuirs. These
faUlvd people, who ere 50 small that =
sla.k II grain was : tree 20 tneIn, which
they chopped down with tiny Gltchcts
and brush-hooks g-rrc said to ilhabit
Ethiopia. Th,y wee always ct VIZ with
the cranes, huI lived on such excellent
terms ith The Pa.rt-icgos tAal they we're
able 10 harness them into their ra-TiIges.
They lived nj 6Tst, according IL th~
fable, ia IhTgce. bat were driven 0Jt Of
Europe II the cranes, and took refuge IN
Ethiopia L Is now CSumouly supposed
that the niginieS were nothing more s1Ur
less than monkeys ui small Sic, Ike The
rIarluos-t The piguyE warfare With
the crane vas probably the one grain ui
exact truth which suryIvei IL the tr2dI-
ton.
The stprigr of the pismieS belong win
the fables ci the Orient The men of aI.-
cent times were of the same, or uelrl'
ftc same, hslsh Of those Of the present
div. The dOu-s OF the ancicIt hou.es. the
ancient arWo- the Egyptian luummics
~ sell - ia >L-ones OF fossil mcn. prove
TIA, thcre hls been little or - variation
TIE normal Stature ofmeu asi women
ranges between iour feet and Six feet and
Iptgf inches. Those who exceed tie lat
ter height may D. called giaUts while
those no are below four feet arc called
Iwaria There have been dwarf scarce
iy one ir1t SIX incl,.s in height, but even
these have bcvE considerably I..ilcI than
the fau.ed pigu.i-S yi antiquity
ZS-at's. .Cs-.Il-2l-s
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-10-14

SAYS Il correspondent Of the NWing
U"|if, WHO has recently been travelling in
CHINA: 'Ot C"urS-' We had ~ -, L. the
great wall oi China. This country ry-zbounds
III great walls. Her mural defense. were.
most extensive walled country. walled
cJ'l"S, walled villages walled palaces and
tCmpcis- wall after wall and wall within
wall. But lhc grvatpSt OF all il the great
Eali oi thIua. which CrrStS the r.lOuutain
range and crosses the gorge from here
some forty miles away. Squeezing
through the last deep gorge and 4 deep
Tllt IN tn" solid rock cut out bV HgCS 0i
rolling wheels and trampiug fcct. we
reach the great, frowning doubled
Questioned gate OF stone and harI bricl.
-cHc arrhWty tuuhlcd in. This waz the
object Of uur mission. the ercsu wall OF
China, built two hundred and thirteen
years before our era, built Df great slabs
-Ei NCll-hcWa Stone, l.lG in regular courses
SINE twenty feet high and tkeu toppad
out with large bard-burucd bricks. filled
IL with earth and closely paved ssn ton
with more dark tawuy brick tho ram
parts high and thick and crlstcLateG far
the u>c oi ara4S. Right and LETT the
great wall spr..ltS far up the IEolufain
sIdc now Straitl {, now curved. 80 meet
the mountain ridge, turretcd each three
hundred icct-a frowuing mass ~ mas
onrN- No need L. tell YOU OF this wall
the books viii tell ,rou how Is was built
To keep The warlike Tartars out-tg-entv-
i've fcet high 10y forty thick, twelve
hundred miles long with room on top
Tor six hortCS 10 be driven abreast Nor
need tel sou that trr fourteen hundred
years II kept those .hordCS al bav. nor
thai. IN the main, the material used ulyn
II Is lIst ~ good and firm and strong A.
when put in place. Twelve hundred
miles OF TINS gigantic work built on thc
ruGSc4 crazy mountain tops vauitiug
over EGrgcs. spanning wide streams.
netting the TIycr archWays with huge
hard Dass 0i copper with double gates.
win Swinging doors and bars set thick
with non armor-a wondl. IN the world
brloT. winch toe old lime classic. seven
NoHdcrS Ill Sg-L now S4.-c ti, ,.r,..l
pyramid, YER tOr-. The great lpyrauid
contains Ss,GUDOUu cubic feet thc great
wall 6,.S1u, u,UJJ9D cubic feet IN engineer
IN Scwdrds party here some years ago
2siNe II - lIa opinion tina, the est uf this
Kali, ii@uriu. labor at the same rate.
could more thau equal that uf all the
it2uO miles Oi railroad in the United
STATES. fue material Il contains u-,ufd
tIlia a w.a! six feel Lish ant tgYo feet
thick right straight around the globe. Ect
TINS was done in only twenty year, with
out trace OF debt or bond. Ii i Tho
greatest individual labor the world has
ever known"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-10-14
Isumminc orTeIerrapn Poles

The humning Of telegraph and tele-
phone wires 80 often heard is generally
considered 10 be caused by the wind.
Mr. X. w. Mcbride, ui Waterloo, md,
who specially studied the matter for sew
cral years ON his private wirn, which had
u strong giit OF humming, is satisfied that
the wind il not the agent, ior he found
the sound more likely 10 bc heard on 4
dry, clear, cool and calm cvcniu" than At
amy other time. lie is also convinced
that the sound is not produced by cleo
tucity, for hc could detect no signs OF that
agent when the humming was going on,
while at times when the wirc WAS evident
ly charged there was no sound. The
humming was accompanied 10y rapid
vibration OF the wire. Mr.. Mcbride con
sidcrS the question a subject for investi-
CATION which may lead = important dis
CeEt.ri,a~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-10-14

Two BelciaHs, Colonel RruarI oaI Nh
NothoInb, the Latter prl!---4r OF -ale.,-
TIphy ln a technical coilc-o. har- iuSt
llaDe known "a gnHdrrs1:i Ii--1vrry.-
uaui"ls. q por.abl, tciepha..- herewith
tciePLuiing i made easy IA or,.. round
-rf.t ANY where To- aBy-Wlrr,', jy mctns
oi = rHlti-.f Wlrc worked b- asla.i but
aS;nnl>EFR-5y powerful .l,fa.o- uf
cirCJUcliy- IN NyaI.-s- %D..5cra could
carr. the Hl-,. and Wp4Li n.. ..Dl, ts com
mJH.g.'J,. HIst. others by simply throw ing
tLc y:l.a pH the sol. and rolling It arguni
q sword fixed ia the -.au. g. form "a
citcut, Iud tAen speaking through a
>EsH box Tho sid telephone Ii-n ats
Is a telegraph, and CaU he usaj a> e sub
-;ilU'e wherever Telegraph wires a. rut.
EXp riEselIS made between fr,is,eiS and
Aa-H -rI. show tt- iT-l-.si-- .-s.al q d.. -
PERFECT -h.J Il sound can be Lar u,.I, ~
several yards uom III receiver.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-10-14
Habits of Cats.

Some c@t~ VIII not only lump hi.h
enough t' rattle iU;rh ur touch q o,,lr-
KNOB when they desire ln ..,.u an On
trance to Al hou~- bat Euvr oven beer.
known L. cShI il i-lcl!iEyncn enough 10
push open door. or rGi-t. Il latch AMI
cPcILlt, as cileeJuaiiy - i. human being
c1uh prricrm tho same feat | one.
kncw.sI II gou-s that vsuld spring uD
-,ni catch the string atts lirI 90 an IN
Alic wooden latrii, open .:h,. door. lud
HalA IILanu up to thc tire ~ d,l.bcrsitcl- a.
ANY pl- 81 tis iau!I.. I.liau .hc l..:th
=; TIiIS Ms seldom out, rz-gpl by N.iv o..
experiment. l. could h.riiy D.. saiI OF
hun IL stupid as a --pa>c
ta3s ar tui ui CURIOSITY an, II q new
'4..Ir or";Acr pIcc,' al furgIlurciS Is brought
Ia -ghcI IG-y are Out, a. ~gru - ~,.rp.
ih-.s walk around II. sncil ri ii. and
'"dcr II --Spm,tIulvS climb :{ on it. 1T
~ 1iia, JLd 20 oi sarisr.E1 When
hungry; ,!cy lick out the iot-irc. clcyas.
i!i' i.IIi, auu follow some Ole arounl. or
PHH at thc,G.o.hInG of IA, ar. or !lD To
attract attention 10 their wants The tail
- lowered, when satisfied YitL r.liIE-, OF
with drinking Scratching ~ de door Is
uteiT siGH irr wanting la -, CIT, also.
lie sAIl.r SI-sl, On th,. outside Indicates
= dcsirs 10 eet into the hou~a Ii the
door - NartlIily open, special I,ieEain-.'
Ia - c.u = NAY u get IL, * shown bE 4
prHiriIsIc-u uI the tongu" b~B=.I;I the
nose, or - look aEI Il a gentle meu
>nakIEg In" head or Jerking th. loot is
not only IA effort To- free tiI,. fDJi ~ ears
iror. wa;ry, but - Il sign al disgust or
dislike" Tie degree measured b., the
energy of Ihc actiCE
i;unbiHy thr hcai i IN effort ,o :srtr.sct
attention, - We'll ~ - sign oi friendship
AMI ianiIisrHg PuH-in- Is az ciuoiistsai
satisfaction or ri anxiety. \ l.lrgg. sci
tDw cat 90 Guirs u-crl t. follow The -,.rNant
"a ti" Inc.tlyv, sit Uug lo. Jili Ia" milk
Ili- ended. and return with the Inilkcr-
a ease oi clear s-lfiShucsS. Tor Ia wslu1cd
mIl,, and always received H.